In a sermon, Saeed bin Suleiman said, “I was in Mecca, and next to me was Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz Al-Amri, and Harun Al-Rashid had performed Hajj. A person said to him, ‘O Abu Abdullah, here is the Commander of the Faithful running, and the pilgrimage has been cleared for him.’ Al-Amri said to the man, ‘May God reward you on my behalf.’” You cost me a good thing for which I was rich. Then he got up and I followed him, and Harun al-Rashid approached from al-Marwah, wanting al-Safa. He shouted to him, “O Harun,” and when he looked at him, he said, “By the way, O my life.” He said, “Rise to Safa.” When I ascended to it, he said, “Throw your back toward the House.” Harun said, “I have done so.” He said, “How many are they?” He said, “And who can count them?” He said, “How many?” People are like them. He said, “A creation that no one can count except God.” He said, “Know, O man, that each one of them asks about what is specific to himself, and you alone ask about all of them, so se